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Yes and I’ve ditched the Oura ring as well. I found that using trackers for all these years have made me a bit more disconnected with my body and I’ve never loved the bulky feeling I get from the devices. My goal is to work on my jewelry collection instead going forward.

Same!! The Oura ring is way too chunky and ugly. It stands out when wearing and looks dumb. I’ve essentially ditched my Apple Watch as well. I only wear it if I am traveling. I also have different bands to use to make it a tiny bit nicer, but I like my regular watches better. I won’t wear my Apple W

Totally agree! I would have still purchased one if I actually liked the design. Oura rings are so bulky and they distract no matter how they are styled.

I hate the look of the Oura ring, and I also found it SO uncomfortable. I have small hands and skinny fingers, and the ring felt bulky to me. I was always aware that it was on, and by the end of the day, I could not wait to take it off.

I’m really liking my Oura ring! I’ve not had it very long, so it’s still adjusting to my body, but it’s been fascinating. I struggle with oral temping, and I work night shift, so a wearable device has been a game changer. It’s a bit pricey, but I like the BBT tracking feature and cycle insights. I i

Yeah but Oura ring is pretty thick. The girls on the players box podcast were discussing it and they said that they can’t play in their Oura rings

I thought I wanted to ditch the watch for the ring, but I got a set of the Oura sizing rings and tried to continuously wear one for several days, and it was really difficult for me. I decided I didn’t want to force myself to get used to it. I also read an article comparing the Apple Watch’s various

Hot take: I love my Oura ring! I still wear my AW at work for text notifications but that’s it. The ring I wear 24/7 and the insights are so valuable, esp as a woman in perimenopause. I started wearing it only for sleep insights but the data was feeling incomplete without the whole picture. I love h

I’ve had a Fitbit, Apple Watch, WHOOP, then Oura Ring, now nothing. Honestly, none of them are needed. They’re ok tools for folks needing motivation to build new habits and were helpful in the early days of COVID, but I’d just try and learn to listen to your body and trust when you’re tired, want to

Yes!! I did exactly that a year ago and am so much happier. I ditched my Apple watch and now wear my Ours ring and a nice watch. I am so much happier without that Apple watch interrupting my life every three seconds. Oura ring tracks sleep and stress which are the only two things I really care about